Hovercraft BBV-6 Part 1 (On water)

BV-6 is built for professional use in all conditions. It is constructed for performance over land, water, mud, ice and snow. This craft is made of fibreglass-reinforced polyester with built-in sealed foam buoyancy in a sandwich construction. It has a separate lift and thrust engine for simple versatile safe handling over all surfaces.

[@andrewtucker3943]

Very relaxing to watch. Very 80's somehow. I was born (1966) just before the era of the great channel-crossing hovercraft (UK). Never got to go on a flight alas. Good to see Bill Baker Vehicles is still going today. A more elegant mode of transport for a more civilised age.

[@peterrowcliffe747]

Very good

[@Yutubetopteensingers]

Diesel engines are finally getting closer the petrol engines but there is no need to put a diesel engine in a hovercraft. The difference between the two arguments is experience. Cpnstav thinks there is a problem with petrol engines because of inexperience. Strutskatten knows its not a problem from experience. Ive used a rotax 2 stroke, a Geo 3cyl 4 stroke and a Subaru boxer engine in 3 hovercraft without one single engine failure ever. Every speedboat you see on the water has a petrol engine.

[@MrPantss]

Shame about the music, would love to hear the hovercraft

[@felixdmello1]

Life become so simple

[@Yutubetopteensingers]

@Sterlingjob I didnt mean they dont use deisel engines in planes what I meant was why dont they ONLY use deisel engines in planes in reply to cpnstav thinking petrol engines are a problem with water/moisture :))

[@cjracer1000]

@Yutubetopteensingers actually, some airplanes do have diesel engines! I believe some Cessna 182s have those engines in them.

[@nicholasnoble]

how many hours can you get with a full tank?

[@silviohuarapoma3352]

Exelente nave alguana direccion para poder adquirirlo saludos de Bolivia

[@Yutubetopteensingers]

If water/moisture is a problem with petrol engines, why dont they use diesel engines in airplanes? They are constantly flying in high moisture air and also in rain. If petrol engines were a problem in airplanes they would be banned so dont think for a second that they are a problem in a hovercraft.

[@andygaras]

i wonder how this thing can handle swell

[@JonCannon]

where do you get it?

[@HuntFishLifeOutdoors]

Where is this ? Can you send me a website for more info on this boat.

[@kunrosy8968]

HuntFishLife Outdoors , j3e left I'll op 4-3$ 5' cfc.fdecs.com/eCustService/faces/xhtml/auth/eCS_BackEnd/payments/oneTimePayment/thankPayment.xhtml cfc.fdecs.com/eCustService/faces/xhtml/auth/eCS_BackEnd/payments/oneTimePayment/thankPayment.xhtml

[@franksomoza]

solicito una cotizacion o una factura proforma para saber cuanto es el precio actual

[@MrVinney96]

Could you guys deliver it in The Netherlands?

[@Sterlingjob]

Weight is the problem!

[@johnyjohnson5186]

I am interested in this mode of transport, and would like info on purchasing one. You could contact me here

[@jpdub45]

i can haz free handowt?

[@Sterlingjob]

@Yutubetopteensingers They do use diesel engines in aeroplanes!

[@colinashby3775]

Damn music video

[@dejupp]

a 100 years old technolgy, presented by a pathetic music, like for a technology from 25th century

[@dehnewblack]

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